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Choosing a Freight Forwarder If you are planning import or export operations, and would prefer not to manage the logistics by yourself, you can engage a Freight Forwarder. Professionalism is essential and customers need assurances of capability and integrity. A good place to start is through the British International Freight Association (BIFA). Members must comply with strict criteria including operating under the Association’s standard trading conditions, carry sufficient liability insurance to meet obligations and agree to adoption of a Code of Conduct.
Advice at an early stage regarding payment terms, packing and warehousing, Through overseas partnerships they can provide detailed local knowledge Advice with UK customs regulations, providing insurance, assistance Arranging and operating multi-modal transport systems - using several Logistics and supply chain management and inventory management. Their experience in international trade and services they offer are
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Be clear exactly what you expect of the forwarder Use INCOTERMS at all times Request and give agreements, instructions and pricing in writing. Keep your forwarder fully informed and expect this to be reciprocal Careful selection will provide you with an excellent partner to help you in all aspects of your international trade activities.
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